This is the dilemma facing Emma Tanner on a buying trip to Charleston, SC for her antiques store in Texas. Can the de ja vue feelings have anything to do with that new acquisition in the store back home...and the strange vibes that came with it...and why can't Emma see anyone every time she looks over her shoulder, especially with the constant feeling she is being followed?

Out of the Past has been accepted for publication by L-Book.com! To be released first quarter of 2012.
Editing completed by Renaissance Wordsmith.

Click here to read an excerpt!

Pre-release reviews
I was anxious to read Glenda Poulter’s second novel, Out of the Past, and was honored when Glenda asked me to read it and do a pre-release review. I was not disappointed. The details in both character & settings (and in this case historical bits) drew me into the story right away. The nightmare that opens the story is interesting, and then Emma's reaction/ feeling after running her hands over the lady’s closet made my eyebrow go right up (which, if you know me, is a really, really good sign) and I wanted to find out what was going on and what it all meant. Just as in her first novel, Glenda created excellent supporting characters that I fell in love with (Lesley, Peter and Beau *heart*). I wanted to follow them around like a puppy. BUT they did not overshadow Emma and what she was going through. Everything had balance. I get the feeling Glenda really loves Charleston and what she wrote came from that and not just research.
Kaysi Peister

Oh goody, another Glenda Poulter book!  I finally got Welcome Home and it's my favorite lesbian fiction.  Not because she's my online friend, but because it's the best written, with a plot that made it hard to put down, as I can see Out of the Past will be too.
Adrienne

OK, I am loving this book! Lesbian fiction or not, the general story line is right up my alley. Past life experiences are fascinating. Funny how a couple hundred words can grab you and reel you in. It is definitely on my wish list.
Staci